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'House of Mirrors': Shocking Details From Inside Sheikh Hasina's Secret Jail
Months after a student-led protest in Bangladesh snowballed into a full-blown anti-government movement and led to Sheikh Hasina's ouster, horrifying details have emerged about the secret prisons where the former Prime Minister's dissidents were held.
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Deadly Mpox Outbreak Strikes US Prison, Infecting Multiple Inmates
The virus, which spreads primarily through close physical contact, has now been detected in an Iowa prison, raising concerns about containment within high-risk environments.
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Yahya Sinwar: New Hamas Leader, Also Referred As "Dead Man Walking"
After a career in the shadows, spent in Israeli prisons and the internal security apparatus of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar has emerged as leader of the Palestinian group in the middle of a full-blown war.
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Shackled And Naked: Photo Released Of CIA Prisoner At Black Site
The secrets of the CIA's black sites have long been hidden. But now, a disturbing photo showing Amar Al-Baluchi, a 9/11 suspect, shackled, malnourished, and naked in a CIA black site, has emerged,.
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2 Candidates Win Polls From Prison. What Rules Say On Jailed MPs
Two candidates currently lodged in prison on terror charges emerged winners in the just-concluded parliamentary election, giving rise to an unusual situation for the 18th Lok Sabha to be formed in the coming days.
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"No Parole For My Mother's Funeral": Rajnath Singh Recalls Emergency
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh fired an emotional barb at the Congress, revealing he had been barred from attending his mother's funeral while in prison during the Emergency.
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Haitian Government Declares State Of Emergency, Implements Night Curfew
Haiti's government declared on Sunday a state of emergency and a nighttime curfew in a bid to quell a wave of violence sparked by a gang assault on the capital city's main prison that allowed thousands of inmates to escape
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Assam To Pay Rs 15,000 Monthly To Over 300 People Jailed During Emergency
The Assam government on Wednesday announced that it will give a monthly pension of Rs 15,000 to over 300 people jailed during the Emergency period.
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Over 1,700 Convicts Released During Pandemic Return To Delhi Jails
More than 1,700 undertrial prisoners and convicts, who were granted emergency bail or parole during the COVID-19 pandemic, have returned to Delhi's jails after the Supreme Court directed them to surrender, officials said on Saturday.
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No Terror Angle In Jammu And Kashmir Top Cop's Murder, Say Police
Hemant Lohia Murder:No terror angle has emerged during investigation of the murder case of Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (Prisons) Hemant Kumar Lohia, police said on Wednesday.
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COVID-19: Issue Of Interim Bail, Parole Pending In Top Court; Not Inclined To Hear, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court Thursday said it was not inclined to entertain a plea seeking extension of emergency parole of prisoners who are above the age of 65 and prone to COVID-19 infection due to some ailments and medical conditions
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On Extending Parole For Above 65, Delhi Court Seeks AAP Stand
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the AAP government, prison authorities, and the State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA) to reply on a plea seeking an extension of emergency parole to prisoners above the age of 65 and prone to COVID-19 infection due to certain ailments and medical condition.
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BJP's "1 Dynasty" Jibe Over Emergency, Congress's "2 People Only" Reply
Home Minister Amit Shah today tweeted to honour those who fiercely opposed the Emergency as India completed 45 years since former prime minister Indira Gandhi took extreme freedom-curtailing measures in June 1975.
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Prisoners Aged Above 60 To Get Emergency Parole: Delhi Prisons Officials
Jail inmates who are above 60 years of age will be granted emergency parole in view of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Delhi Prisons department.
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Frenchman In Nobel Scandal Gets 2 Years In Prison For Rape
A Swedish court on Monday sentenced a Frenchman at the heart of a Nobel scandal, Jean-Claude Arnault, to two years in prison for a rape that emerged during the #MeToo campaign.
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'House of Mirrors': Shocking Details From Inside Sheikh Hasina's Secret Jail
Months after a student-led protest in Bangladesh snowballed into a full-blown anti-government movement and led to Sheikh Hasina's ouster, horrifying details have emerged about the secret prisons where the former Prime Minister's dissidents were held.
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Deadly Mpox Outbreak Strikes US Prison, Infecting Multiple Inmates
The virus, which spreads primarily through close physical contact, has now been detected in an Iowa prison, raising concerns about containment within high-risk environments.
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Yahya Sinwar: New Hamas Leader, Also Referred As "Dead Man Walking"
After a career in the shadows, spent in Israeli prisons and the internal security apparatus of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar has emerged as leader of the Palestinian group in the middle of a full-blown war.
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Shackled And Naked: Photo Released Of CIA Prisoner At Black Site
The secrets of the CIA's black sites have long been hidden. But now, a disturbing photo showing Amar Al-Baluchi, a 9/11 suspect, shackled, malnourished, and naked in a CIA black site, has emerged,.
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2 Candidates Win Polls From Prison. What Rules Say On Jailed MPs
Two candidates currently lodged in prison on terror charges emerged winners in the just-concluded parliamentary election, giving rise to an unusual situation for the 18th Lok Sabha to be formed in the coming days.
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"No Parole For My Mother's Funeral": Rajnath Singh Recalls Emergency
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh fired an emotional barb at the Congress, revealing he had been barred from attending his mother's funeral while in prison during the Emergency.
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Haitian Government Declares State Of Emergency, Implements Night Curfew
Haiti's government declared on Sunday a state of emergency and a nighttime curfew in a bid to quell a wave of violence sparked by a gang assault on the capital city's main prison that allowed thousands of inmates to escape
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Assam To Pay Rs 15,000 Monthly To Over 300 People Jailed During Emergency
The Assam government on Wednesday announced that it will give a monthly pension of Rs 15,000 to over 300 people jailed during the Emergency period.
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Over 1,700 Convicts Released During Pandemic Return To Delhi Jails
More than 1,700 undertrial prisoners and convicts, who were granted emergency bail or parole during the COVID-19 pandemic, have returned to Delhi's jails after the Supreme Court directed them to surrender, officials said on Saturday.
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No Terror Angle In Jammu And Kashmir Top Cop's Murder, Say Police
Hemant Lohia Murder:No terror angle has emerged during investigation of the murder case of Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (Prisons) Hemant Kumar Lohia, police said on Wednesday.
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COVID-19: Issue Of Interim Bail, Parole Pending In Top Court; Not Inclined To Hear, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court Thursday said it was not inclined to entertain a plea seeking extension of emergency parole of prisoners who are above the age of 65 and prone to COVID-19 infection due to some ailments and medical conditions
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On Extending Parole For Above 65, Delhi Court Seeks AAP Stand
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the AAP government, prison authorities, and the State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA) to reply on a plea seeking an extension of emergency parole to prisoners above the age of 65 and prone to COVID-19 infection due to certain ailments and medical condition.
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BJP's "1 Dynasty" Jibe Over Emergency, Congress's "2 People Only" Reply
Home Minister Amit Shah today tweeted to honour those who fiercely opposed the Emergency as India completed 45 years since former prime minister Indira Gandhi took extreme freedom-curtailing measures in June 1975.
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Prisoners Aged Above 60 To Get Emergency Parole: Delhi Prisons Officials
Jail inmates who are above 60 years of age will be granted emergency parole in view of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Delhi Prisons department.
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Frenchman In Nobel Scandal Gets 2 Years In Prison For Rape
A Swedish court on Monday sentenced a Frenchman at the heart of a Nobel scandal, Jean-Claude Arnault, to two years in prison for a rape that emerged during the #MeToo campaign.
